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Walmart Stops Selling “All Lives Matter” Merchandise Because Duh

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Recently, some associates and customers have raised concerns about ‘All Lives Matter’ products” it read.

However, as we listened, we came to understand that the way some, but not all, people are using the phrase “All Lives Matter” in the current environment intentionally minimized the focus on the painful reality of racial inequity” it continued.

“As a result, we have chosen to remove “All Lives Matter” items from our third-party Marketplace indefinitely.

We are also increasing our scrutiny of various “Lives Matter” products on our marketplace to ensure compliance with our terms and conditions”.

On June 12 Walmart announced they will be donating $100 million dollars over a five year span to combat Stops Selling “All Lives Matter” Merchandise Because Duh 

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